SPONSORED | Books not only bring joy and spark imagination, they help us understand the world and our place in it — that's why ExclusiveBooks is focusing on nurturing young readers' love of literature this June.
Books help us understand the world and our place in it — that’s why Exclusive Books is focusing on nurturing young readers’ love of literature this JuneExclusive Books is celebrating little characters and the books that bring them to life this June., and the theme is as much about paying homage to the large array of children’s books it offers as it is about the diversity among young readers., wrote: “We all have an obligation to daydream; we all have an obligation to imagine”.
Embracing diversity is one of the main trends in children’s publishing globally and at home; to provide growing minds with relatable imagery, narratives and storylines. “Books and reading have always helped us understand and process the world and our place in it — and they are needed more now than ever as children navigate and grapple with issues such as identity, new concepts of family and illness.”